What to Do If You Can't Focus on the Questions for Subject One?

[VonLucy]

You can apply to take the test at a later time. If your mind is not calm, reading the questions won't help. Actually, learning Subject One is relatively simple. You don't necessarily need to focus deeply—just go through the questions repeatedly a few times. Be diligent.

[Devin]

When I was preparing for the written driving test, I also found it hard to focus on the questions at first, as they seemed like dry text. But later, I tried to connect the questions to real-life driving scenarios. For example, when studying traffic sign questions, I would imagine how to handle them at intersections, which gave me a sense of involvement. In daily driving, I paid attention to details—like recalling the rules for using turn signals when making a turn. Gradually, the questions became more vivid, and I passed the test in one go. Remember not to overdo it; studying 50 questions a day is enough. Pair this with mock tests on a driving test app, and if you encounter difficult concepts, look up related videos for better understanding. This method helped me get through that challenging period.